Robotics and Motion
Motion Rehabilitation Training System at PYONG Rehabilitation
Expense
4,600 Baht/Session (THB)
An individualized treatment plan will be determined by the physician after an assessment, based on the patient’s condition and goals.
Motion Rehabilitation Training System at PYONG Rehabilitation
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The Motion Rehabilitation Training System (Cotras) is a cutting-edge technology designed for restoring mobility, balance, and Activities of Daily Living (ADL) skills. At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse (Gaysorn Tower, 11th Floor, BTS Chidlom), our team of Physiatrists and multidisciplinary specialists provides close supervision. Unlike general exercise, Cotras integrates cognitive training with daily routines and physical movement. It is ideal for seniors and neurological patients, such as those with Stroke, Dementia, or age-related physical decline.
What is the Motion Rehabilitation Training System?
The Motion Rehabilitation Training System (Cotras) is a digital platform that combines physical movement with interactive cognitive training. Utilizing motion sensors and gamified programs, it allows patients to practice safely and enjoyably. The programs are displayed on-screen and adjusted to suit each individual’s functional level. The key highlight is the simultaneous training of the body and brain, enhancing movement, balance, memory, and concentration. Additionally, the Motion Rehabilitation Training Content Menu includes simulated real-life scenarios—such as reaching, walking, or performing daily chores—making rehabilitation highly relevant to daily life.
Why Choose the Motion Rehabilitation Training System at PYONG Rehabilitation?
- Latest Precision Technology: Our system features the newest motion sensors that accurately track and record movement data for maximum therapeutic efficacy.
- Diverse Training Content: The menu offers over 100 specialized games designed to help patients exercise, walk, and move in various directions, helping the brain and body relearn essential life movements.
- Physiatrist-Led Assessment: At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse, every session begins with a physician’s evaluation to ensure safety and customize the program—unlike home-based apps. We provide real-time tracking, analysis, and adjustments.
- Integrated Specialist Team: Our holistic care includes Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Clinical Psychologists, Dietitians, and Nurses.
- Prime Location: Located at Gaysorn Tower (BTS Chidlom) for convenient access in the heart of Bangkok.
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Motion Rehabilitation Training System
The Motion Rehabilitation Training System (Cotras) is a cutting-edge technology designed for restoring mobility, balance, and Activities of Daily Living (ADL) skills. At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse (Gaysorn Tower, 11th Floor, BTS Chidlom), our team of Physiatrists and multidisciplinary specialists provides close supervision. Unlike general exercise, Cotras integrates cognitive training with daily routines and physical movement. It is ideal for seniors and neurological patients, such as those with Stroke, Dementia, or age-related physical decline.
What is the Motion Rehabilitation Training System?
The Motion Rehabilitation Training System (Cotras) is a digital platform that combines physical movement with interactive cognitive training. Utilizing motion sensors and gamified programs, it allows patients to practice safely and enjoyably. The programs are displayed on-screen and adjusted to suit each individual’s functional level. The key highlight is the simultaneous training of the body and brain, enhancing movement, balance, memory, and concentration. Additionally, the Motion Rehabilitation Training Content Menu includes simulated real-life scenarios—such as reaching, walking, or performing daily chores—making rehabilitation highly relevant to daily life.
Why Choose the Motion Rehabilitation Training System at PYONG Rehabilitation?
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Latest Precision Technology: Our system features the newest motion sensors that accurately track and record movement data for maximum therapeutic efficacy.
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Diverse Training Content: The menu offers over 100 specialized games designed to help patients exercise, walk, and move in various directions, helping the brain and body relearn essential life movements.
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Physiatrist-Led Assessment: At PYONG Rehabilitation Penthouse, every session begins with a physician’s evaluation to ensure safety and customize the program—unlike home-based apps. We provide real-time tracking, analysis, and adjustments.
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Integrated Specialist Team: Our holistic care includes Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Clinical Psychologists, Dietitians, and Nurses.
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Prime Location: Located at Gaysorn Tower (BTS Chidlom) for convenient access in the heart of Bangkok.
How it Works & Training Procedures
Training begins with an assessment by a physician or specialist. Patients then stand or sit in front of the system.
- Motion Tracking: Sensors detect movements as patients respond to on-screen challenges (e.g., reaching for objects, stepping, or problem-solving).
- Real-Time Feedback: The system provides immediate visual and auditory feedback, making the session feel like a game while stimulating muscles and neural pathways.
- Duration: Each session typically lasts 30–45 minutes.
- Consistency: With regular training, patients often notice steadier movements, better focus, and improved ease in performing daily tasks.
Conditions that can be treated by Motion Rehabilitation Training System
- Post-Stroke recovery.
- Balance issues in the elderly.
- Early-stage Parkinson’s Disease.
- Age-related mobility decline.
- Early-stage Dementia or memory/concentration impairments.
- Fall prevention and confidence building.
- Post-operative recovery (Knee/Hip replacement).
- Coordination disorders from nerve injuries.
- ADL training (dressing, cooking, or moving around the house).
- Strengthening and endurance for frail seniors.
Academic Evidence
Research supports digital rehabilitation systems like Cotras. Studies in Stroke patients show that dual-task training (cognitive and physical) improves balance, gait, and ADL capabilities more effectively than traditional methods. In the elderly, virtual training has been shown to reduce fall risks, improve reaction times, and enhance memory. While no technology guarantees results, evidence suggests Cotras significantly bolsters the rehabilitation process.
Frequency of Training
Frequency depends on the patient’s condition and goals.
- Stroke/Neurological Patients: Typically recommended 2–3 times per week alongside physical and occupational therapy.
- Elderly (Maintenance/Fall Prevention): Once a week for consistency. All programs are personalized following a physician’s evaluation.
Expected Results
- Initial Session: Increased motivation and engagement.
- 1–2 Weeks: Improved focus and noticeable changes in posture.
- 4–6 Weeks: Clearer improvements in mobility and cognitive function. Long-term success, such as returning to an independent lifestyle, requires consistent training combined with other therapies.
Safety and Precautions
The Cotras system is non-invasive and highly safe. At PYONG, all patients are screened by a physician to rule out contraindications, such as uncontrolled severe heart disease, unmanaged epilepsy, or acute orthopedic injuries. A therapist provides close supervision during every session, especially for those with balance deficits.
FAQ
Q: What exactly is Cotras Motion Training?
A: It is a rehab system that merges physical and cognitive training through sensors and gamified activities.
Q: Who is it for?
A: Stroke patients, those with neurological disorders, seniors with balance issues, or anyone needing to retrain daily life skills.
Q: Is it safe for the elderly?
A: Yes, every program is screened by a doctor and supervised by a therapist.
Q: Do I need a referral?
A: No, but you must undergo an initial assessment by a PYONG Penthouse physician before starting.
